With the Cowboys heading to Oxnard, California for training camp on July 20, we examine five things to keep an eye on in the early goings of their time on the West coast. 

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The Cowboys will call Oxnard their summer home for training camp through 2030 after signing a five-year extension. 

When the Dallas Cowboys take the field for their first practice of 2025 training camp, Dak Prescott expects to be a full go, and he can't wait to see what George Pickens will do. 

With their annual summer trek to Oxnard looming, the Cowboys have officially released their training camp calendar for everyone to save the dates. 

For the second straight year, the Cowboys will play in a joint practice against the Los Angeles Rams before facing them in the preseason opener. 

The NFL has officially notified the Cowboys of key dates such as final roster cuts and the 2025 trade deadline, and they've marked their calendar accordingly.

There was big news with Micah Parsons taking part in the minicamp. Was it all part of the contract negotiations? Or does he want to step right in as the team's leader? Trevon Diggs also was on hand, but is he making a mistake by not rehabbing with the team's trainers? Plus, do the Cowboys still need to add players, especially on defense? It's our last show before training camp. Come hang with us!

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Newy Scruggs, Ed Werder, Jean-Jacques Taylor and Nick Harris discuss their observations from mandatory minicamp and preview their early questions about training camp next month.

Derek Eagleton, Bryan Broaddus, Voch Lombardi, and Ambar Garcia discuss the latest Dallas Cowboys news, review the offseason and discuss the chemistry between Dak Prescott and George Pickens.

The final show of the offseason sparked a little debate on what kind of offense this will be. Are they gonna be a running team, a passing team or does it matter at all?

Kyle Youmans, Patrik Walker, Josh Rodriguez & Tommy Yarrish discuss OTA observations, preview mandatory minicamp, take a deep dive into cornerback depth, and more.

The girls break down minicamp matchups to look out for, how the Cowboys culture continues to grow, what players could make minicamp headlines and more.

The boys do a good job of wrapping things up on the final Mick Shots of the offseason, preparing for the three-day minicamp starting on Tuesday, anticipating the arrivals of Micah Parsons and Travon Diggs, then drift into the cornerback position, a deep dive into Jaiir Elam, Michael Irvin's impression on practice and what to look for at the start of training camp that's six weeks away.

Brian Schottenheimer is bringing plenty of enthusiasm, but do the players really like that? Will it translate into wins? Plus, the head coach said the best five offensive linemen are going to play. Was he talking about all those big guys, or maybe just one in particular? And what do Dirk Nowitzki, Jon Bon Jovi and Tiger Woods have in common? Tune in for the meat and potatoes.

I was just talking with a friend about how this team needs more "dogs." You know, those players like Michael Irvin who are wired differently. Obviously, though, we can't see all the dynamics of the locker room, practice field, cafeteria, etc., so who do you see as the new top dogs on this team?

Given Jaydon Blue's elite speed, pass catching ability and illusiveness, do you see the Cowboys potentially bulking him up to make him more of an every-down running back? Or will he always be looked at as a change-of-pace guy? The Cowboys have had 5'9" backs before (Emmitt Smith), but they were considerably thicker.

It's now obvious that waiting to re-sign top players is the modus operandi for the Cowboys. We've seen it with CeeDee Lamb, Dak Prescott, Zack Martin, Ezekiel Elliott and now with Micah Parsons. But why? Parsons seems eager to sign. And in the end, these players get what they want anyway, and everyone seems happy. Is there any kind of advantage to dragging the process out? 

It seems to me that Dak Prescott struggles a bit when throwing the deep ball. I rarely remember him hitting someone in stride as they streak down the field. I feel like the majority of his deep throws (40 yards or more) either fall short, or the receiver has to make an acrobatic catch. What is your take on that?

Let's have a little fun on this holiday. If you were commissioner Roger Goodell and you were looking to expand the NFL, what cities do you believe would be the best fits for future franchises and why? This has been a topic of conversation within my family for many years, specifically after the relocation of the Rams and Chargers to Los Angeles. 

Do you see Brian Schottenheimer dialing up the physicality at training camp? Or will he maybe take a more conservative approach? I know the days of beating the heck out of each other during camp are over, but with that said, I don't ever want to see another Camp Cupcake again. Is there a happy medium?

Besides the top three draft picks, are there one or two other specific rookies you can't wait to see in camp? Why?

Would you rather see the Cowboys add a cornerback or running back before the start of the season? 

My biggest question/concern is that Mazi Smith is being written off as a Day 1 bust, but he will now be dealing with his third defensive coordinator in three years with each having a different concept on the 1-tech position. Stopping the run and applying pressure to force turnovers seem right up Mazi's alley. Am I not seeing the big picture? Is another year under another coach too much to ask of Mazi? 

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